Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-11
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the defendant. The recent Grand Jury
| examined certain charges again Long, but
| ignored them.
Napa Items.
icopight, 1857, by ae California Associated Pres;
NAPA. October 1Oth.-The extensive
mountain fires that have ragged for several
days have now about sQbsided.
Chef. Wood has returned from his Los
Angeles search for his missing brother, E.
NJ. Wood, the postal clerk He traced him
to Alameda. but was unsuccessful in find
ing him, and cannot imagine his cause for
going away, unless it was the result of
aberration of mind caused by overwork,
The North Wind.
!Cepgi5 1857. by tie California associated frsss
SarTA Rosa, October 10th The weather
in this section during the past five days
has been the warmest ever before ex-
perieneed in this season of the year. The
north wind, hot as from a furnace, has
been prevailing for several days, drying up
feed for stock and doing serious damage to
grapes. The thermometer has been rang
ing from 92o to go.
In Russian River Valley.
tcopyig. 1887 by TIE caforria associated Press
RoHNERvILLE, October 10th.-This was
the hottest day here in many years. The
mercury went up to go in the shade Dan
gerous fires are burning in this vicinity,
but no serious losses are reported yet.
L. j. Daily Pleads Guilty.
San Francisco, October 10th Justice
moves slowly but sure On the 18th day
of January, 1856 L J. Daily, then special
delivery messenger in the Sacramento post
office, was detected in opening packages
passing through the mail. He was ar
rested On the 21st of that month and ex-
amined before b. N, .,Bugbey, United States
Commissioner, and held for trial. The case
has been postponed from time to time on
behalf of the defense, but finally came up
| for trial to-day, when, seeing that there was
but one result that could possibly come
from trial. the defendant pleaded guilty.
sentence Will be pronounced hereafter.
The Los Angeles Fair.
fCoplgA. 1857. By the California Associated Prcs1
Los ANGELES October 10th.-The Sixth
District Agricultural Association, of Los
Angeles, opened It's eighth annual fair this
evening under unusually favorable circum-
stances.
The winning racers to-day were Glenell.
Grover Cleveland, Ed. McGinniss and
Stamboul. The iatters best time was 2:lS3.
Tomorrow Arrow and Arab go against
each other.
Ussd the Wrong Iron.
Copwiett. 1887 by the California Associated Press
SAN JOSE. October 1Oth-Mrs. Gabral and
James Williams, who have a ranch twenty
miles east of San Jose, were brought here
this morning charged with felony, in brand
ing the cattle of ]. ID. Grant, who has an
adjoining ranch, Tie offense is CHARGED as
having been committed one week ago The
accused were sent TO Jail. in default of
81, 500 bail.
A Murderer Commits Suicide.
Copyright, 1851 Iy tie cal}orzia Associated Press.l
DowN1EvILLE, October l0th.-Thls morn
ing at 7:10 o'clock Jack Richardson, who
was convicted OF murder in the first de-
gree for killing Antoine Dohl on July ID.
| near Pike City, Sierra county, committed
suicide IN his cell, cutting his throat. He
was TO have been sentenced at 10 o'clock.
a ChiId's Violent Death.
CoRgiS 1857. Ja Tie California associated Press,
SAN RAFAEL, October 10.h.-Last s-eu-
ing, as two children of II. Powell were out
PLAYING in the backyard of Mr.. Powelrs
residence, counter was overturned and q
seven-year-old daughter had her skull
crushed SO badly that this morning at 6
O'Clock she died.
Whisky Did the Work.
CopyisA 1887. by tse California associated PressI
MAYFIELD, October I0h.-[Postal Press
There was an accident at Menlo Park
this evening. Samuel Smith of this place,
while driving recklessly, ran into road
cart driven by Mr.. McInnis The latter
got off with a broken leg. Whisky did the
work on the part of Smith.
a Lite for Life.
tCcpyrigtt, 1857. by ae California Associated p,es,A
SAN JosE October 1Oth.-Charles Goslaw
was sentenced this morning 10 be executed
Friday. November 25th for tho murder at
Los Gatos of II. A. Grant, an old man
with whom he quarreled REGARDING some
house-moving tools Goslaw beat the old
man ever the head with stick of wood.
Enterprise in Stanislaus.
Copyright, 1851 by Tie California Associated Pressl
MODESTO, October 1Oth.-On Saturday
last the vote for 100000 in bonds to con-
struct canal in Turlock Irrigating Dis
trlct-the first one organized under the
Wright law-took place. The total vote
stool 176 for the bonds to - against. The
district contains 10000 acres of land.
The Alleged Fraudulent SURVEYS.
SAN Francisco, October 10th-TSpacial. !
According to United States District At
| torney Carey, it is probable the Grand Jury
of the United States Circuit Court will pre-
sent new indictments against John A Ben
| son and the others alleged to be implicated
| with him, by the latter part of next month.
A strong presentation of the cases is being
| made to the jury.
Locating a Soldiers Home.
Copyright, 1857 by tie California A.sociated Prcssl
SANTA Cruz October 1Oth.-[Postal
Press commissioner William Blanding
arrived here this evening to request the
Citizens Committee to look for location
| for the Soldiers Home. He will be shown
| several locations by the committee to-mor
| row.
Rush OF Eastern People.
tcopyig, 1857, BY Tie California Associated Press
| Los ANGELES, October l0th.-The city is
| crowded with visitors. Everybody who
wants it can get work here. Laboripg
| classes command The best wages. 1t is
| hardly possible to get laborers at any price
| Houses are very scarce, aud building fou-
| rishing.
| Injured by Fall.
(copyT0, 1857, by Tie caliO7,.ia Associated Pre.s.l
| Los ANGELES, October 1Oth.-A man
named Reeder fell over an embankment
| fifteen feet on Philadelphia street last niyht.
He Is supposed to be hurt internally. A
| leg WAS broken also.
1 Two Ribs Fractured
lIOTHlYn1' 1901, " use otIoT71 dsSoc7osed IreSs
SANTA Rosa. October 10th.-Leonard
Schwan an old resident of this city, en-
ployed at Ludwig & KronKe's planning
| mills, this morning slipped and fell while
running planer, suffering the fracture OF
| two ribs.
RsddiDg Delegates.
| (copyigat, 1857. by the California A.soeia.-i Press
REDDING, October 10th.-E. A. Reed, In
| spector for this Masonic district, and w. P.
| Mexican, Master of the Redding Lodge, 90
| as Representatives to the Grand Lodge at
San Francisco,
/ Rsddins Real Estate.
tcopyigl, 1857. by TIE California Associated Prcs.
| REDDING, October l0th.-Purchasers of
| real estate OF both town and county
are here constantly. and property is chang
! ing hands daily at reasonable prices, there
being no unreasonable BOOM
| Not An Agricultural Hoss-Trot."
| CHICO, October 10th.-The District Fair
(strictly agricuitural) opened here to-day.
| The exhibits of live stock ard agricultural
| products are very fine. The fair will close
| on Thureday aN-ay,ipo